Scottish LMCs to debate salaried-only service
05 March 2009
LMC representatives in Scotland are to debate whether to move to a salaried service.
Photograph: JH Lancy
The issue is one of many on the agenda at the annual Scottish LMCs conference in Clydebank on 12 March.
Others include:
- Should we introduce a tax on chocolate as a way of addressing Scotland’s obesity epidemic?
- Could more be done to safeguard electronic patient records?
- Should boards be allowed to withdraw or significantly change hospital and community services without consultation with general practice staff and patients?
Tune into Healthcare Republic a week today for live conference coverage.
Last year GP newspaper reported that the idea was being considered in Wales.
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